Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-21
LOCAL BREyrTIgs.

Woodland, commencing about the 18th OF
May.
The Improved Order of Red Men have
decided to have their picnic at Cothrin's
Grove.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of Antonio" by officer Rider, for being
drunk.
The Sacramento river fell another inch
yesterday, and is now down to 10 feet 4
| inches.
Equity Lodge K. and L. of II. initiated
eight members last evening A social en-
tertainment followed
Court Capitol, A. o. F., will this even
ing pay a fraternal visit to Court Sacra-
mento, and after the exercises there will
be an entertainment and banquet.
| The Treasurer of Contra Costa county
yesterday paid into the State Treasury
$8,36S u. DR.. May paid in to the credit
of the Yosemite Commission $169 50.
The cash in the States strong box was
counted yesterday and found TO be all
right The books called for 81, 56S, sos II.
The State Treasurer showed up that amount
and 81 80 in excess.
| A special train arrived from La;hrop
about o'clock yesterday afternoon bring
| ing passengers and mails from the south
that had failed to connect in season to
come on with the 80 train.
Young Mems Institute No. IL last even :
ing elected the following officers for the
short term President, John Eagan First
| Vice President, William Mullery; Second
Vice-President, George E. McKenna !;
Treasurer, James Riley.
| Last Monday evening brakeman named
Moore, on. "a freight train enroute from Sac
mento for Oakland, had his collar bone
fractured while coupling cars at Suisun
A physician was called to attend to the in
jury and he went on with the train to his
home in Oakland.
| A. W. Kelsey yesterday resigned his pos
ition as foreman of the platform at the
railroad freight depot in this city, and s.
Il. Hesser was appointed to the vacancy.
Mr.. Kelsey had been connected with the
freight department for eighteen or nineteen
years and Mr.. Hesser fifteen years.
On the complaint of County License
! Collector Dolan, Charles Mclaughlin, prop
rietor of saloon at Sixth and II streets,
was arrested for selling liquor without a
llcense-an offense for which he had been
arrested before. The case is set for trial in
Justice Davis Court at l P. NJ. tomorrow.
| The funeral services of little Alice Bron-
ner took place from the family residence,
Fifteenth and L streets, yesterday after
noon and were largely attended. Her re-
mains were laid away in the Masonic plot
| II the City Cemetery, and her grave buried
deep with a wealth of floral offerings
placed there by loving hands.
| Arrived yesterday, steamer Dover, from
the upper Sacramento, with wood steamer
San joaquin No. 4, from San Francisco,
with merchandise and lumber; steamer
Empire City, from the upper Sacramento,
en- route to Stockton with barge load OF
wood; steamer d. E. Knight, from Marys-
| vile for San Francisco, with merchandise.
John Quinn has been arrested at San
francisco on charge of assault with a
deadly weapon upon Sol. Frankel, the diff
ticulty having occurred on the passenger
train en- route to San Francisco last Sunday
morning just after it entered the limits OF
Sacramento. Quinn alleges that he lost
5000 by the failure of Frankel's banking
firm in Virginia City last November.
Freight continues to arrive from the East
in great quantity, the average coming over
the Central Pacific being about 100 car
loads per day. Much of this was doubt
less shipped or landed in eastern freight
depots prior to the 1st of the month, or
before the interstate commerce bill went
into effect. About so carloads daily is the
average of east bound freight leaving here.
A man supposed to have been Albert
.Neuman, of San Francisco, who disap-
peared from that city several days ago with
a 15-year-old girl, the pair being suspected
of having come up this way, was arrested
at the depot yesterday morning by officer
Mccormack and taken to the station house,
when it was found that he was not the
party wanted. Though he was immediately
released, he felt much mortified, declaring
that II was the first time an officer had ey, +
laid hands upon him in an official manner.
The case of China Joe, accused of an as
| sault to murder another Celestial at Wood
land, has been dismissed on motion of the
District Attorney. This is the end in
Court, doubtless, of the shooting scrape in
| which Joe was engaged with a number OF
his countrymen in August. 1885. A few
weeks ago one of the other Cinnamon was
tried and acquitted, and Disrict.Attorney
Spraguo. seeing no probability of'convict-
ing Joe, moved dismissal of the case. to
save the county the useless expense of q
trial.
There were two very much worried peo-
pie at the depot last EVENING" lady and
her little baby only few months old
She had sent word to a friend that she was
coming and expected the friends husband
TO meet her, as she had never been in tho
city before. She came by the first train
but he had got it into his head that she
would arrive by the second and made his
arrangements accordingly. Before he ar
rived she had epjoved very extensive
fret, and baby seemed to be in peck OF
trouble also, his worry appearing to be
that it was a mighty long time between
meals. Just as she had leanred fromh by.
stander the street car route to her friend S
house the missing escort arrived.